Games like Penguin Colony
Looking for games like Penguin Colony? Here are top casual action adventure recommendations, selected from player-similarity data — start with Clocked, Conarium or Once Alive.
1 View GameThe adventure takes place in a steampunk universe, within a Great Clock (thought as Big Ben), an unpretentious building where scientific activity takes place, as part of research into new energy sources... or so the story goes. You take on the role of an automaton, limited to moving, running and interacting, accompanied by a calculator-being that will stick with you until the end of the adventure.…
View Game2 View Game71%Game Brain Scorestory, atmospheregrinding, stability75% User Score 1,720 reviewsCritic Score 68%16 reviews"Conarium is a single-player Horror Action game with an intriguing Lovecraftian story, masterful graphics, and fantastic music. As Frank Gilman, you explore an abandoned Antarctic base, opening your eyes to a chilling and vulnerably unfamiliar world. Despite some grinding and buggy aspects, the game provides an excellent atmosphere."
View Game3 View Game84%Game Brain Scorestory, graphicsgameplay, optimization84% User Score 76 reviewsPart I: THE LAST SURVIVOR Sixteen years have passed since humanity's extinction due to a global virus outbreak. You play as James, who, along with his brother, believes they are the last survivors. However, this changes when he discovers an invitation to a survivors' base, HaustVille. Part II: WHATEVER IT TAKES Determined to find others, the brothers leave everything behind. After a few da…
View Game4 View Game82%Game Brain Scorestory, graphicsreplayability, stability86% User Score 4,014 reviewsCritic Score 78%38 reviewsThe Vanishing of Ethan Carter is a first-person story-driven mystery game focused on exploration and discovery. As occult-minded private detective Paul Prospero communicate with the dead to discover the fate of a missing boy and the mystery behind a dark ancient force lurking in Red Creek Valley.
View Game5 View Game75%Game Brain Scorestory, graphicsreplayability, grinding78% User Score 3,067 reviewsCritic Score 70%3 reviewsTwo years in the making, the highly anticipated Indie remake of the cult mod Dear Esther arrives on PC. Dear Esther immerses you in a stunningly realised world, a remote and desolate island somewhere in the outer Hebrides. As you step forwards, a voice begins to read fragments of a letter: "Dear Esther..." - and so begins a journey through one of the most original first-person games of recent year…
View Game6 View Game63%Game Brain Scorestory, gameplaygrinding, replayability66% User Score 197 reviewsCritic Score 58%6 reviewsIn The Great Perhaps, play as an astronaut returning to a post-apocalyptic Earth, using a mysterious lantern to explore the past and uncover the cause of the disaster. Solve time-travel puzzles and experience a unique atmosphere melding Soviet aesthetics with gripping post-apocalyptic drama. Interact with memorable characters and enjoy an original adaptive soundtrack.
View Game7 View Game78%Game Brain Scoregameplay, musicstory, grinding84% User Score 2,164 reviewsCritic Score 73%20 reviewsEverything is a single-player, open world fantasy game with stunning graphics and music. The game allows players to control various objects in the universe, from animals to galaxies, with no set goals or tasks. Narrated by philosopher Alan Watts, Everything offers a unique perspective on life through its procedural, AI-driven simulation.
View Game8 View Game82%Game Brain Scoreatmosphere, storystability, grinding82% User Score 1,758 reviews"Reveal the Deep" is an underwater exploration and survival game. The player controls a submersible vehicle, navigating the ocean depths, discovering wrecks, and encountering marine life. Resources must be managed carefully to maintain the sub's power and life support. The game features a dynamic day-night cycle and weather system, adding another layer of challenge to the immersive underwater experience.
View Game9 View Game74%Game Brain Scoregameplay, replayabilitystory, music93% User Score 30 reviews"Blackout: The Darkest Night" is a non-linear interactive fiction game set in a dark modern universe, with influences from World of Darkness, Lovecraft, and Twin Peaks. As the amnesiac protagonist in the city of New Wenders, you must face your fears and hidden memories, with your courage, sanity, and fitness affecting your choices and paths. The game explores themes of self-discovery and overcoming inner adversaries.
View Game10 View GameUncover the secrets of a forgotten mansion where every room raises new questions. A narrative-driven exploration game full of mystery and atmospheric tension.
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